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The approach to this is despicable and the TPP is not an idea that any Democratic president Jefferson23 Sep 2013 #1
+1 Scuba Sep 2013 #3
Didn't you hear? Either Democrat doesn't mean what it used to mean, djean111 Sep 2013 #4
I can't support what I do know about it and I am furious about the deliberate lack of transparency. Jefferson23 Sep 2013 #40
Correct -- Welcome to the End of Representative Democracy & the Beginning of Fascism in America. whathehell Sep 2013 #14
What Democratic president? jsr Sep 2013 #45
Obama, that is the party he signed with. The Demcoratic Party, where about 9 million more people Jefferson23 Sep 2013 #47
excellent. thanks for posting! k&r cali Sep 2013 #2
Anytime... WillyT Sep 2013 #50
K&R! It's like a "Star Chamber"! Dustlawyer Sep 2013 #5
Thank you, WillyT nenagh Sep 2013 #6
You Are Quite Welcome !!! WillyT Sep 2013 #53
Thank You Bill Clinton, for signing that into law. nt Snotcicles Sep 2013 #7
A sad thing is that aired in 2002. nt Snotcicles Sep 2013 #9
he did not just sign it into law hfojvt Sep 2013 #16
NAFTA: Ross Perot and Al Gore Debate 1993, Part 4 of 8 solarhydrocan Sep 2013 #26
I wasn't blaming Democrats. I remember mine and many Snotcicles Sep 2013 #27
I think most of us need a real tutorial on trade treestar Sep 2013 #8
They ARE Bad If They Circumvent A Country's Sovereignty... Or A Country's Constitution... WillyT Sep 2013 #10
I agree. What we also need is a way to keep corporations from circumventing the associated laws. n kelliekat44 Sep 2013 #11
I think too many people confuse needless complexity with necessity. Egalitarian Thug Sep 2013 #13
Agreed, but if you imagine the TPP is harmless, or even "good", you have to ask yourself whathehell Sep 2013 #15
TTP = NAFTA????????? Cryptoad Sep 2013 #12
More like NAFTA on steroids. thanks for confirming that you know jackshit, honey. cali Sep 2013 #17
Right? truebrit71 Sep 2013 #18
Funny TPP does not even exist yet you know what it is,,,,,,,nt Cryptoad Sep 2013 #20
Sorry, charlie, but the investment arbitration piece has been leaked and cali Sep 2013 #22
leaked?????????: Cryptoad Sep 2013 #31
yes. we live in an age where stuff like this gets leaked, yes it's a fact. sorry, honeypie. cali Sep 2013 #32
We live in world where links are planned for Cryptoad Sep 2013 #36
Well many of these TPP trade agreement deals are already in WTO agreements. fasttense Sep 2013 #33
I am not objecting toanyone opposing the TTP Cryptoad Sep 2013 #35
And I object to dumbassery, anti-intellectulalism, childish taunts, bvar22 Sep 2013 #41
And the price of tea in China is What? Cryptoad Sep 2013 #56
Hey... At Least he Keeps Kicking My Thread... And It's Much Appreciated... WillyT Sep 2013 #57
Hey... At Least He Keeps Kicking My Thread... And It's Much Appreciated... WillyT Sep 2013 #58
So let's guess your point! "The TPP and NAFTA have different letters therefore rhett o rick Sep 2013 #43
I have voiced my point but you were not listening..... Cryptoad Sep 2013 #55
You mean the, "I will support Obama's position on the TPP no matter who gets hurt." rhett o rick Sep 2013 #59
There you go again making up stuff Cryptoad Sep 2013 #60
Prominent politicians and negotiators in poor countries speak out against TPP octoberlib Sep 2013 #19
Thank You For That !!! WillyT Sep 2013 #21
Thanks for your post , WillyT! NT octoberlib Sep 2013 #30
This is OP-worthy woo me with science Sep 2013 #38
Now just hold on a minute. Is it being suggested that the strong countries will take advantage of rhett o rick Sep 2013 #44
I'm not sure what this means What I think is if you get ripped off by some foreign factory order- Sunlei Sep 2013 #23
no, that has zip to do with it. Not even close. cali Sep 2013 #24
ok, not understanding. I do want our country to bring in revenue with world trade. Sunlei Sep 2013 #25
these trade agreement do nothing to help working people. it's all about looking out for the intrests KG Sep 2013 #28
You are entirely correct. It will hurt us all as consumers as it does away with safety regulations whathehell Sep 2013 #49
at what cost? cali Sep 2013 #29
This is about giving corporations dominion over a nation's laws.... Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2013 #34
Lori Wallach, Trade Attorney for Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch is on Ed Schultz explaining TPP whathehell Sep 2013 #37
+1 It's predatory, plain and simple, woo me with science Sep 2013 #39
Yes, and I just heard Wallach on the radio. She says we need to "spread the word" as the president whathehell Sep 2013 #46
This undermines our democracy. Enthusiast Sep 2013 #42
Very much so, and it's dangerous even beyond that, as it will, among other things, diminish whathehell Sep 2013 #48
Under NAFTA provisions, in the 1990's, the state of Calif was forced to pay truedelphi Sep 2013 #51
Yep... I Remember That... WillyT Sep 2013 #52
Can Congress legally pass a law that strips federal & state courts of their constitution powers? Faryn Balyncd Sep 2013 #54
Reading the fine print, looks like NAFTA wasn't about eliminating tariffs, but sabataging democracy. Faryn Balyncd Sep 2013 #61
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